Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and her Republican challenger John Deaton will debate October 15 at WBZ-TV. Moderator Jon Keller wants your questions.

This fall, Massachusetts voters will face the largest crop of statewide ballot questions in years, many of them involving complex issues.

Election Day is Nov. 5. Here's all you need to know about voting and what's on the ballot in Massachusetts. Why it matters: Bay State voters will decide several crucial ballot questions this year, including the fate of the MCAS exam,

Several Massachusetts ballot questions are shaping up to be expensive, competitive contests. Here's a quick breakdown of the people and groups financially backing the campaigns for and against each measure.

The minimum wage for workers such as servers, is about $9 less than non-tipped workers. What a "yes" vote on ballot question 5 would change.

The presidential election between Harris and Trump is set for Nov. 5. This is also a chance for many districts to elect new state legislators. Here's all you need to know about your voting options and who's on the ballot.

A Massachusetts couple is facing charges after investigators say they illegally voted in a trio of elections in New Hampshire in recent years.

The state allowed early voting for the first time in 2016. It proved to be a popular way for voters to avoid long lines or scheduling conflicts at the polls. In the 2020 general e

As we get closer to Election Day, police in Dartmouth, Massachusetts say there's been a rise in calls related to politics.

Joshua and Lisa Urovitch were Massachusetts residents when they allegedly voted in three different New Hampshire elections, officials said.

And that’s veterans, U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, D-6th District, a former Marine, told MassLive. For the last six years, the Salem lawmaker’s political action committee, the Serve America PAC, has worked to get Democratic veterans elected in some of the most competitive districts in the country.

A new WBUR poll is putting a spotlight on voter disappointment with the Massachusetts Legislature. WBUR's Walter Wuthmann joins Radio Boston to lay out the simmering tensions behind the numbers.